Boston Triumphs Over Cleveland Harlequins 7-3 in Final Series
Boston won the second game of the final series at the South End grounds 7 to 3 over Joe Quinn's Cleveland Harlequins. Nichols pitched for Boston while Knepper started for Cleveland. Key hits and fielding by Collins and Stahl fueled Boston's comeback leading to five late runs and the victory.
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South End Grounds
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Cleveland Harlequins
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Cleveland
Duffy
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Long
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Lowe
Collins
McAllister
Vistors
Hemphill
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Nomads
Sugden
Collisower
Dowd
Hamilton
Stahl
Bergen
Nichola
Ken Knepper
Lynch
Firac
Tucker
St Louis Beats Baltimore In Low-Scoring Tilt
St Louis collects a 6 to 3 victory over Baltimore as pitchers control early. Key plays include Lachance and Smith producing hits for St Louis while Barkett Demont Heldrick reach base. Errors by McGraw Mil log and other miscues shape the final score.
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Baltimore
Lachance
Smith
Barkett
Demont
Heldrickee Brodie
Croas Iie
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Schreck- Snape
St. Is
St. S. Cies
McGraw
Hunt
Chicago mover returns to action after strong showing
In Washington on August 9 the Chicago team known as the mover 5 displayed competent work and walked away with a decisive 6 to 2 score despite limited income and unclear competition.
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Chicago Mover
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Baseball score recap Cincinnati and Brooklyn game report
Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 6 final with Peitz homer and Dahlen driving in runs. Hees, Steinfeldt, Keeler and McGuire notable in hits. pitching by Donovan and Hahn, umpire calls by Gaffney and Latham. Attendance around 2200.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Wiey
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Yonderson
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Tiachey
Hahn
Mant Hees
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Smith
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Jones
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Os Sgheane Kelley
Andéraon
Casey, Dahlen
Steseeersas McGuire
Philadelphia Defeats Pittsburgh In Ninth Inning Rally
In Philadelphia on Aug 9, Pittsburgh led 8 6 entering the ninth. Magee wild throw on Donovan bunt allowed three runs, Orth was replaced as Pittsburgh struck for four more. An error by Bowerman and consecutive hits gave Philadelphia six runs to win 9 8 before 4196 fans. Stolen bases by Williams Annenill Suet Delehanty Cross.
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Magee ‘Mande
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Orth
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Phillies
Bowerman
Ata Vans Philaphe
Pittabur
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Nie Bean
Flitteras
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Pawtucket Club Disbands After Taunton Meeting
The Pawtucket Baseball Club dissolved after Taunton talks and a free scout for Pawtucket. An offer to move to Schenectady failed due to signings with Providence and other teams courting players. Indebtedness stands near $500. stockholders to cover remaining debts via assessment. Shortstop Greene may join Taunton.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Taunton
Whiting
Schenectady
N. Y
Cortidon
Weisbecker
Providence
McDougal Shines In Taunton Baseball Match
McDougal powered Manchester to a win in Taunton on Aug 9. Key plays include a three base hit by McDougal and a stolen base by Carney. Attendance was about 200 as Egan officiated and Brady worked the strike zone with 40 minutes elapsed.
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McDougal
Manchester
Hester
Ince aArney
Otter
Ar Alleey
Hones
Hones Eeideay
Carney
King
eDougal
Brady
Unie Pire
Egan
Worcester Defeats Providence Behind Evans Strong Strikes
Worcester beat Providence 9 to 2 as Evans fanned 12 but was touched for a pair of runs in the eighth. Miller allowed four hits while Providence pitcher also issued walks, giving Worcester the early lead with a pair of runs in the first and never relinquishing it. Leahy hit a two-base drive, Rickert a three-base hit, and Yeager homered for Worcester. Hergen and Ert stole bases. Home plate umpires Gruber. Time 1:45.
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Providence
R. I
Worcester
Evans
Weiter
Leahy
Rickert
Walters
Yeager
Hergen
Areert
Miller
Gruber
Boston Post Faces Revere Beach Rival at Point of Pines
The Boston Post team meets Revere Beach and Lynn railroad club at the Point of Pines grounds at 2 PM this afternoon. A strong crowd of News paper League rooters is expected to attend and cheer their favorites in what promises a hot game.
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Boston Post
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Point of Pines
Brooklyn Narrowly Trails as Cincinnati Hints Contention
A busy baseball roundup notes Brooklyn one game behind the champion as Cincinnati shows faint bite. News of trades and signings includes Fox to Pittsburgh, Wilhelm to Louisville, Dusty Miller to St. Louis, and Goeckel Lauder and Thomas boosting Philadelphia’s college ball tossers.
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Cincinnati
Jim McAleer
Youngstown, C
Roach
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Lauder
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Lajoie
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New Broad Jump Record at Asbury Park
The Aegean Athletic Association games were held today at Asbury Park New Jersey with Ray C. Ewry of the Chicago Athletic Association extending the American amateur standing broad jump record by half an inch. The previous mark was also held by Ewry.
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Aegean Athletic Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Ray C. Ewry
Chicago Athletic Association
Him Weit
Boxing Exhibition Hopes Dangled as Hall Sought
William A. Brady struggles to locate a hall for the Jeffrica Mitchell boxing exhibition as the sporting club is closed. Mitchell, training at Brighton, has held talks with Brady and Jeffries and is eager to meet the American if a venue is secured.
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London
William A. Brady
Jeffrica-Mitchell
Mitchell
Brighton
Brady
Jeffries
Boxing Gossip Sparks Coast to City Boxing Plans
Sailor Sharkey rests in San Francisco as he readies for a fall bout with Jeffries after cures for rheumatism. he aims for New York by Sunday. Kid McCoy seeks a match with Tommy Ryan for the middleweight crown, offering a twenty five round forfeit after bids close. he also hopes to box Joe Choynski six rounds in Chicago next month. Tim Callahan plans a twenty round bout with Eddy Lenney at 120 pounds for Pelican A. C. Brook lyn Saturday, with two preliminaries. Drowne pursues a return match for Eddy Connolly against Matty Mathews, and Frank Childs is slated to box Klondike in Chicago tomorrow night. George Byers was to fight Childs but was injured. Tommy White eyes a twenty round bout with Billy O Donnell in Chicago on August 16.
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San Francisco
Wee the Jeffries
Sharkey
New York
Kid McCoy
Tommy Ryan
Syracuse
Ryan
Chicago
Joe Choynski
McCoy
Tim Callahan
Eddy Lenney
Ponds
Pelican A. C
Brooklyn
Jim Drowne
Eddy Connolly
Matty Mathews
Connolly
Frank Childs
George Byers
Tommy White
George Dixon
White
Billy O'Donnell
Memphis
Caledonian Field Day at West Roxbury Grove
Bas ton Caledonian Club has spent over 1000 on track and arena improvements in year for the Caledonian Field Day on 1 Aug 17 at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. Water now supplied at 80 dollars brings total to about 42000. Parade will feature Highlanders in kilts with prizes for best dressed. Entries for one third mile and three mile races include Tom Beachmont John Sullivan Jr James E McIlwaine and others. Wrestling features James Gilli gan Frank Davis and more in a grand contest.
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West Roxbury
Caledonian Grove
Thomas Grieves
Tom Beachmont
Claremont
N. H
John Sullivan, Jr
Almonte
Ont
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St James Parish Picnic At Caledonia Grove West Roxbury
Annual St James parish picnic at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury featured a prize cake walk potato races for boys and girls egg race for girls and winners in heavy and fat man races. St James and Lyceum teams competed in a ball game with St James victorious. Refreshments arranged by local women volunteers.
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West Roxbury
M. T. Callahan
John Jones
Mary Fouhey
St. James
Lyceum
John Sullivan
Nellie Kiley
Jeremiah McCarthy
John Crowley
Thomas Donovan
Fred G. Cook
E. Kelly
T. Harkins
M. Sullivan
M. Griffin
Annie
Garney Wins the Rage at Fort Erie Grand Circuit Meet
About 6000 spectators filled the Fort Erie track as Garney driven by Lockwood won the free-for-all and the 2:20 trot heat after a dispute over postponement. Venus Jr. broke in the final heat while Eagle Flanagan earned place, and a lively fight for a purse involved Devil Trem the Fawn and Gayton in the 3:0 trot.
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Lockwood
George Carney
Opera of Review
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Venus Jr
Walker
Venus
Abbott
Eagle Flanagan
Money Devil
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Summerskill's Great Finish in World's Championship
The Queen's Park track in Montreal opened with ten thousand spectators for the world's championship meet under the Canadian Wheelmen's Association. Tom Summersgill of Leeds A. C. won the one mile final from Earl Peabody and John Caldow in a bruising finish, with Caldow closing strong on the final stretch. Major Taylor and McCarthy of St. Louis battled to inches in the half mile final, McCarthy edging Taylor for the win. The two mile tandem final saw the Butler brothers set a new world record at 3 47 5, with McCarthy and Bowler close behind and Taylor and Casey a wheel back. Lester Wilson won the half mile amateur final. Summersgill also won the one mile novice final heat.
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Leeds A. C
England
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Chicago
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Cherry
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George
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Ingraham
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McCarthy
St. Louis
Nat Butler
Carman
Toronto
Major Taylor
Angus McLeod
Tom
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Tirrell
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Nelson
Crystal Palace
London
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Worcester
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Lester Wilson
Pittsburg
Drury
Bert Dennison
J. Moore
Byron Brown
Charlottetown
J. Drury
Moni
Bodson
Australia
Treal
Butler Brothers
Charles Mewarthy
J. B. Bowler
J. J. Casey
National meet week offers lowest travel rates
Certificates for rail travel authorize a discount for a national convention at Charlies River Park track August 17 18 19. Tickets good for one admission to national championship races from cities within 90 miles of Boston. Boston merchants report Western customers urged to take advantage during meet week and suggest limited remaining seats.
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Boston
Lees
Agan Charlies River
Caldwell Rides Fast in Waltham Cycle Race
Caldwell shows staying power by covering twelve miles in 21 48 behind a motor tandem. Orlando Stevens and other judges expect Caldwell to best rivals Hikes Linton Pierce Downey and Steenson. Training heats for Tuesday include Linton Elkes and Everett Ryan preparing for ten mile duel with Jack Parnham of the Metropolitan Wheelmen.
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Harry Caldwell
Caldwell
Orlando Stevens
Hikes
Linton
Pierce
Downey
Steenson
Elkes
New York
Waltham
Everett Ryan
Jack Parnham
Metropolitan Wheelmen
Metropolitan
Low Rates To Boston For National Wheelmen Meet
Henry C. Nickerson announces reduced rates for the League of American Wheelmen national meet in Boston August 14 to 19. From 200 miles of Boston, round trip fares are 18 to 19 dollars. return by Aug 20. Other routes offer limited fares, with specifics for New York City area and eastern territory travelers.
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National Transportation Committee
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League of American Wheelen
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Boston cycling clubs form preliminary association
Delegates from ten clubs, six represented, meet at the Old Colonial Club to plan a Boston area cycling organization. Aims include fostering social spirit, interclub racing next season, and a winter indoor tournament in billiards, pool, whist, and bowling. Albert Frothingham chairs, Walter Woods clerk. A constitution committee will draft bylaws for submission. Permanent meeting set for Thursday September 14 at the Metropolitan Wheelmen.
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Boston
Old Colonial Club
Albert G. Frothingham
Walter A. Woods
Frothing‘ham
Metropolitan Wheelmen
le ‘van Molineux
Jamaica Cycle Club
Newell
Mt. Pleasant Road Club
Downey Loses Race Over Misunderstanding in Baltimore
Joe Downey of Roxbury appeared to win a recent pace race in Baltimore but lost on a misunderstanding after multiple starts. A letter to the Post cycling editor explains the August 2 restart and Downey’s handicapped leads, with Smith ultimately taking the win. Nearby notes mention European plans for Bald, injuries to P. Kent, Fournier’s probable record attempt, and upcoming A W meet events and social gatherings.
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Roxbury
Baltimore
Henry Smith
the Post
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Downey
Die Bald
Europe
Ted Sloan
P. Kent
Philaelphia
Earl Fournier
New York
Boston
A. W
Arry Gibson
Cincinnati
Arthur W. Porter
Newton
Porter
Michael
Rumors of Motor Pace Machine May Feature Boston Meet
The Denver Wheel Club races may host a public exhibition of a revolutionary motor pacing machine at the River Park event. Inventor aims for a mile per minute speed with unlimited travel, and an unknown rider may challenge for a long race if trials please the racing committee.
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Lincoln Street
Denver Wheel Club
Boston
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Pace
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Beauregard
An A
Petia
al Comers
Record-Setting Swim and National Sports Highlights
J A Jarvis set the mile swim record at 2m 132-58 in London. The fifth annual amateur croquet championship will be held at Norwich CC with top American players, culminating Friday with the Va Wicklin medal final. Pan American Expo entries and a Roman stadium plan for Buffalo 1901 are noted. Oak Island hosts Gaelic games on Labor Day as Massachusetts titles are decided. Yale’s Clark Chamberlin goes to Palo Alto to coach Stanford. Over 100 track athletes contest the Metropolitan Association championships at Bergen Point, with Kraenzlein among entrants in multiple sprints and hurdles. Wakesfield events near capacity, and records for professional and amateur sprints are referenced. Brookfield plans Savin Hill race arrangements.
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J. A. Jarvis
Zeaoresy
Vsual
Norwich
Buffalo
Oak Island
Massachusetts
Clark Chamberlin
Yale
Palo Alto
Cal
Leland Stanford University
Bergen Point
Knickerbocker A. C
Metropolitan Association
Kraenzlein
Wakesfield
M. J. K.—Eaton
Somerville High
Piper Nov
Weters
Karl Brookfield
East Boston
Alfred R. Mitchell
Roxbury
Savin Hill
Brookfield
Young Boy Fractures Leg After Baseball Collision
Walter A. Carson, 13, of 22 Wadaworth street, was playing baseball in a nearby lot when he collided with a playmate and was thrown hard to the ground fracturing his leg. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Walter A. Carson
Wadaworth Street
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